Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1887-08-05
SAFE IN CANADA.
Ex-Warden McGarigle Met bv Pat
rick Maloney and Party With
Carriages in Sarnia.
His Wife and Child Expected to Join
Him SOOn-Evidently Pre-
arranged Affair.
Edward S. Mcdonald Sentenced to
Three Years at Hard Labor
in the Penitentiary.
DR.. Horsey's Name Used Freely.

DR.. Horsey's Name Used Freely.
SARN1A, ONT, Aug. 1.-McGarigle was
secluded all the morning, just where conld
not be ascertained. He was met on his ar
rival by party with carriages, one of the
party being Patrick Maloney of Chicago,
formerly of Port Huron, Mich. Every
thing had evidently been arranged for Nc
Garigle's reception and one of the party
remarked that the entire plan OF the rescue
was mapped out before the escape was at
tempted Had any attempt been made to
seize McGarigle, desperate fight, one of
the schooner MarSh's crew says, would
have been the result. The reported effort
to disguise the schooner Blake by painting
her red is explained differently by the sail
ors. They say red blankets were hung
over the schooner's sides to prevent identi-
tication. McGarigle's wife and child are
expected in Sarnia tonight.
CHIEF EBERSOLD INTERVIEWED.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-Chief of Police Eber-
sold admitted this afternoon of having sent
dispatch to the police at Sarnia asking
that McGarigle be arrested and held Chief
Ebersold said to reporter: "Under GER
tain circumstances a chief of police will
recognize a certain ensprit de corps that
exists among the heads OF police depart
ments." When urged to express himself
more fully as to what action would be
taken by the Canadian authorities, he be-
came absolutely non-committal.
A SUSPECT ARRESTED.
DR.. st. John, the owner OF the schooner
Blake, and who is believed to have person
ally assisted McGarrigle to escape, was ar
rested this morning at the breakfast table.
He gave $4,000 bail and was released.
NO EXTRADITION PAPERS ISSUED.
WASHINGTON, Aug. mo application
has been received by the state department
for writ of eXtradition in the case OF Nc
Garigle.
DODGING THE OFFICERS.
SARNIA, ONT, Aug. 2.-McGarigle has
disappeared. Al midnight last night the
chief of police visited the place where he
was supposed to be staying for the purpose
of arresting him. but found he had fled
Rumors were very plentiful as to his
whereabouts, but the most acceptable the
ory afoat is tina he is under the care
of some friendly farmer in one of
the adjacent townships where he can east
~ communicate with his former friends
and avoid detectives and reporters. The
warrant upon which the chief of police
was acting last night did not state the ma
ture of the charge and the chief
D} 5 oantv Goef tpoWS ttp%sS Affo2ntV f"Smte0 Buck
who advised him to proceed no further in
the case as the warrant was defective.
McGarigle has retained Mr.. Lister, NJ. p,
as legal advisor
CHICAGO, Aug. 2.-Dispatches from Sar-
MIA assert that the party which met Nc
Garigle when he landed in Canada was
composed of three persons answering the
description of DR.. Horsey, Lawyer Wright
and Saloonkeeper Maloney, all of Chicago.
According to these reports Horsey and
Wright after leaving McGarigle went to
st. Clair, where they dined at the same
table with P. D. Armour and were on ia
miliar terms with the millionaire packer.
Yesterday Horsey and Wright had con-
ference in Sarnia with Building Inspector
Kirkland of Chicago. The latter afterward
consulted with the liveryman, Boyle, who
had harbored McGarigIe last night. Hor-
sey and Wright then took train east say
ing they expected to meet friend IN Lon
don to-day. DR.. Horsey of this city is the
resident physician at the Palmer house.
Among his patients is Mr.. Armour. The
doctors friends deny that it is at all prob
able that he is mixed up in the McGarigle
matter. Saloonkeeper Maloney is in Chi
cago to-day. He AYERS that while in Can
ada he did not even see McGarigle.
INTERVIEWED AT HAMILTON.
HAMILTON, ONT, Aug. 2.-McGarigle
arrived here from Strathroy last night and
registered at the Royal hotel as "William
James of Toronto He went to his room
Immediately after arriving and remained
there. When a reporter saw him this morn
ing he admitted that he was McGarigle'
but declined to make any statement about
his trip from Chicago.
GLOW long do you intend to remain
here?" asked the reporter.
81 will probably make this my headquar
terS," replied the boodler, until everything
is arranged in Chicago. l am going away
this afternoon but will return tomorrow"
Nj He left on the 1:3O train for Toronto,
where he has made arrangements to meet
Chicago commissioner with view OF
compromising his difficulty.
THE RoGUE's REVENGE
MONTREAL, Aug. 1.-Two detectives left
for London, Ont, last night armed with a
warrant for the arrest of McGarigle, and
issued at the instance of James Baxter, a